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Artificial intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly prominent role within companies. You may be using AI for customer service, fraud analysis, software development, or process automation. However, as soon as AI becomes part of an environment where you process payment data, you will also encounter new security considerations.

The introduction of the new Cybersecurity Act (NIS2) changes the requirements for the supply chain. Large clients are imposing stricter cybersecurity demands on SMEs. Alongside processes and governance, a secure website is crucial in this regard. Discover how the Trust Guard NIS2 scan helps you demonstrably remain a reliable partner.

In 2001, Hans Bouman founded Business to You (B2U). This year, together with his team, he celebrates a quarter-century of stability in the ever-changing world of online payments and cybersecurity. What began as a desire for independence and the freedom to chart his own course has grown into an independent beacon for organizations seeking tailored solutions and exceptional service.

With online stores in nine countries, men’s fashion retailer Suitable processes around 250,000 shipments each year. For their self-built e-commerce platform, they chose the website security of Trust Guard. E-commerce manager Pieter-Jan Schutte explains: "We were looking for an accessible monitoring system without too much IT complexity. We found that in Trust Guard."

All savings opportunities in one place—freely accessible and tailored to the specific needs of Dutch non-profits. On March 1, 2025, Jordan van Bergen launched the new savings community 4non-profit. What makes this initiative unique, and how does it benefit the charitable sector?

Becom, the Belgian sister organization of Thuiswinkel.org, provides its members with website security through Trust Guard. Managing Director Greet Dekocker explains the decision: “Trust Guard clearly offers additional benefits, such as a high-quality scan, a clear dashboard, and personal guidance. Our members are very satisfied.”

As a PSP or online store, according to the latest PCI DSS v4.0.1 standard, you must be able to prove that scripts in your shopping cart that are also loaded in customers' browsers were intentionally inserted by you and not unauthorizedly modified by “third parties. As of March 31, 2025, these security requirements are mandatory. A periodic website scan provided with PCI reporting will help you meet this obligation. Time to take action!

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